Silly Putty CRY08 0313 3 Pack Crayola Original Review

The packaging was damaged and the eggs were slightly opened. (sorry didn't take a picture) The video shows how hard and difficult it is to stretch. Will likely return.

This silly putty was so hard I could barely knead it or shape it into any shape. My arm was really hurting from trying to tear or stretch it. 3 packs of Silly Putty arrived and I threw them all away. Garbage!

Bad view of stupid putty? who would do it It's dumb putty, who doesn't like dumb putty. I'm honestly completely satisfied with the stupid putty. I'm just really disappointed that multiple places say it's a 3 pack but what I got was a dumb putty egg.

I received 3 packs and they are not as advertised. They don't look like the Crayola brand, nor did they come as "three retail packs of the original Silly Putty," as the listing claims. I received 3 fake silly putty eggs wrapped together in plastic wrap. The putty is slightly harder than real Crayola brand putty. He doesn't see the newspaper text as real nonsense either. I didn't pay for that.

Waiting for a response from the seller. According to the description, these are three packages and I only received one? I hope they do everything right. I will miss the opportunity already Give them , as the other 2 eggs will probably not arrive on time. Too bad. If the seller replies I will update the review. But for now I would recommend going with another company if you want to get what you order as described .

Not sure what it's made of, but definitely not the way I remember it years ago. This material was so hard that it couldn't be stretched, and it didn't mold or copy prints like the original Silly Putty did in the '60s. There was also quite a bit of product in each egg, but I wouldn't complain if my little GS could play with it softer and more pliable. I do not recommend this product if you are looking for the original Silly Putty.

It looks like Silly Putty, but nothing more. It doesn't look or smell like Silly Putty. When I played with him as a kid 50 years ago, he wasn't pink. It was grey, the color of stupid putty. The egg was also slightly larger, as was the amount of product inside. More importantly, it once had a very distinctive, non-toxic aroma. He smelled like nothing else. If you smelled it - and tasted it as a five-year-old kid - you knew it was Silly Putty. This new stuff smells like chemicals under my sink…